Insights for Smarter Farming

Calving brings no shortage of jobs, decisions and unexpected challenges. AIMER can help farmers by making pasture measurement easy

Aimer Farming has launched new pasture monitoring capability that combines satellite data with AI-powered smartphone measurement

West Coast dairy farmer Brett McLennan is using AIMER to bring more confidence, consistency and forward planning to his pasture.

AIMER, set to launch in the United Kingdom this July with its AI-powered pasture intelligence technology.

AIMER helps dairy farmers see pasture clearly and act with confidence - using just your smartphone. Now launching in the UK.

MPI is investing $600,000 in a $1.675 million project with Aimer that will help New Zealand farmers make better pasture decisions.

Autumn is where next season is won or lost. What you do now influences your winter covers and how well you set up for spring.

Aimer Farming’s new CRO, Shane Nolan, says smarter pasture management will soon be one of dairy farmers' most powerful tools.

Summer pasture management isn’t about hanging on but rather being proactive. Now is a unique chance to harness that growth.

AIMER hasn’t just lifted Sean’s herd’s performance, it’s also given him and his team time back and empowers staff.

AIMER Farming, Bovonic and Herd-i are joining forces to help farmers unlock the full potential of technology.

Agri-tech start-up Aimer Farming has secured a NZD $750,000 capital investment from Cultivate Ventures.

Rick Jones says accurate pasture measurement is key to profitability with digital tools helping farmers unlock more value.

Spring can be make or break. Manage it well, and you’re looking at better pasture quality and more milk in the vat.

AIMER Vision Gen3 smartphone-based pasture measurement models for New Zealand are here. And they’re more accurate than ever!

Perfect pasture management can boost profit by $640 per hectare. How do we get 'perfect knowledge' of pasture mass and management?

It feels like we’ve hit a wall. Pasture productivity and utilisation in dairy farming has plateaued, perhaps even flat-lined.

Meet Luke and Sarah, the dynamic farming duo from Manawatu embracing technology to enhance their farm's productivity.

A Hamilton farmer who created the first artificial intelligence-enabled digital assistant, AIMER, to optimise pasture management

Measuring pasture cover accurately with your smartphone will soon to be a reality for dairy farmers in the Waikato.

Agritech comes in many forms – but the simpler, the better says an early triallist of a promising new app

For the average farmer, optimising pasture use is inherently complex, with different herd numbers, paddock growth rates...

Intense cost pressures and skilled labour shortages are challenges most dairy farmers are facing these days.